An Interesting Approach
I was surfing the web and came across this insightful article. Hope you all enjoy reading it!
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Showing posts with label hope. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hope. Show all posts
August 26, 2016
April 22, 2016
Hopeful Article
Below, there’s an awesome article for the non-drivers of the world. It sure made me happy and made my
day. There is Hope after all!
Have a grand weekend, everyone.
February 26, 2016
Tommy Hilfiger Rocks
I just realized I skipped last week’s blog. I’m so sorry about that! I’m getting old and forgetful. Well, this
week, I found an awesome article about Tommy Hilfiger and adaptive clothing. I hope you all enjoy.
Have a fabulous weekend!
March 13, 2015
Strong and Active Faith
"The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be
our doubts of today. Let us move forward with strong and active faith."
Prepared for April 13, 1945
Prepared for April 13, 1945
Even though President Franklin D. Roosevelt wrote this about
seventy years ago, it still speaks to every one of us today. If we free ourselves of the doubts we have
and proceed with unwavering strength, we can accomplish more than we ever
dreamed possible. I return to this quote
time and time again whenever I need bolstered and thought this was fitting for
today’s post.
Have a good weekend, everyone!
February 27, 2015
Inspiring in Every Way
January 23, 2015
A Local Story
Here’s a story near and dear to my heart…and guess
what? It’s local. Kudos to this young man for reaching to the stars!
Have a good weekend, everyone.
January 16, 2015
“You’re not gonna give up”
I just saw an utterly inspiring story, and felt compelled to
post it! It shows the determination and
resolve we all must have to confront our daily struggles, whatever they may
be. May you find strength and Hope from
this amazing young man.
Have a fabulous weekend, everyone!
June 20, 2014
All Things Are Possible
And having thus chosen our course, without guile,
and with pure purpose, let us renew our trust in God, and go forward without
fear, and with manly hearts.
--July 4, 1861 Message to Congress
--July 4, 1861 Message to Congress
I
saw this quote and it applied perfectly to my mood today. I’ve loved President Lincoln ever since I was
a little tike, and this quote only strengthens my admiration of him. To me, though, it transcends the man himself. This is a gentle reminder, to me, at least, that if we trust in Him, all things are possible!
Have
a good weekend, all!
May 2, 2014
A Poem for Hope
I saw this poem and
thought it was a good one to post for the week.
As always, but especially at this time of year, I want to thank you for your support. It is a time to reflect
and prepare myself for the final push of the semester, and as all of you know,
this is my last! Your readership means
the world to me, so thank you for investing your time and effort in this. It means so much! And now for the poem!
An Inspirational
Thought,
Motivational Thought Poem
for Hope
by Catherine
Pulsifer
As long as we have hope,
we have direction,
the energy to move, and
the map to move by.
We have a hundred
alternatives, a thousand paths and infinity of dreams.
Hopeful, we are halfway
to where we want to go; Hopeless, we are lost forever.
Hope is the anticipation
of an event or an occurrence.
Our own individual hopes
are our own desires,
or could be considered
our wish for the future.
Hope can give us a
feeling of optimism when we are feeling discouraged.
As Diogenes once
said, "Hope is the dream of a waking man."
Hope is one of the prime
differences between successful people and those who can only see failure.
Successful people have
hope because they can clearly see their goals.
People who only see
failure have no hope because they see no light,
they set no goals, and
they see nothing accomplished.
Successful people see
alternatives and are willing to try different ways.
People who only see
failure are unable to see another way and give up to easily.
With hope you are halfway
to where you want to go; by setting your goals, and taking the action to
achieve them,
you will see your hope
turn into your reality!
April 18, 2014
January 17, 2014
Unending Hope
I know
this is a recognizable piece of wisdom, but today I came upon it and spoke
volumes to me. As I feel the winds of
change approach in my life, I find myself desperately clinging to things and
routines I know and take refuge in them.
However, I have come to realize that the more I resist the hands of change;
it is harder for me when it inevitably comes.
HOPE, I believe, is the guiding light that leads us ultimately to shore.
October 25, 2013
Hold On
Hi all. It’s Friday
again! T.G.I.F. This week, a friend read a poem I found very
inspiring, so much I thought I’d share with you all. It’s a feel-good piece. I hope you find it as moving as I did. If you feel the urge, please comment. Everyone have a wonderful fall weekend! And without further ado—the poem.
Hold on, my heart, in your believing—
Only the steadfast wins the crown;
He, who when stormy winds are heaving,
Parts with his anchor, will go down;
But he who Jesus holds through all,
Will stand, though Heaven and earth should fall.
Hold on! An end will
come to sorrow;
Hope from the dust will conquering rise;
The storm foretells a summer’s morrow;
The Cross points on to Paradise;
The Father reigns! So
cease all doubt;
Hold on, my heart.
Hold on. hold out.
October 11, 2013
Confirmation
Today, I’d like to express my utter joy I felt this week as
I looked at UCP of Central Pennsylvania’s quarterly magazine. It contained a book review I wrote during my
time as an intern there this summer. As
a writer, I cannot express the true sense of accomplishment I felt as I read my
words on the page. That magazine article
added clarity and purpose to my mission as I complete my final leg of my
college journey.
Thanks to all!
P.S. I just realized this is 100th blog. Woo-hoo...What a fitting milestone!
P.S. I just realized this is 100th blog. Woo-hoo...What a fitting milestone!
September 20, 2013
Eunice's Hope
This video touches on two subjects very near and dear to my heart: individuals who have disabilities and the Kennedys. Caught up in the glitz and glamour of JFK's presidency, I forget his sister worked tirelessly on behalf for those who had disabilities. It is heart-warming to know this woman pioneered in making lives better for those who have special needs. She made this a finer world and afforded hope for the future!
Have a great weekend, everyone!
July 31, 2013
A Big Voice
Once again, I found a truly inspiring YouTube video and felt
compelled to share with you. As always,
feel free to comment!
Happy Wednesday!
July 15, 2013
A Journey to Remember
This weekend, after hearing about the passing of an acquaintance,
I began to consider how precious life is and how we take some things so for
granted. At times it seems to me, at
least, life is an unending road, fraught with challenges and decisions. I know I have a tendency to become caught up
in these very quickly and think all are life-altering events. I’ve discovered, though, they are mere blips
on the horizon, soon to be forgotten.
So, in the past few days, I promised myself to enjoy the passage, and
yes, life’s road does end, but it is how you live the journey. That’s a lesson we all need to remember, in the
good as well as in the darkest times!
June 10, 2013
It Begins...Again
Today, I embarked on another leg of my journey. My internship with UCP Central PA with
the summer of 2013 officially started, and once again, my mind was fraught with
anticipation mixed with a little nervousness.
It suddenly dawns on me, though as I write this, the ultimate meaning
behind UCP Central PA, not only for me, but also to all that benefit from it. From my standpoint, the letters UCP signify
an air of endless possibilities, and yes, hope (how appropriate) for so many,
me included. I feel so privileged to be
a part of this; I only hope that I fulfill my duties to the utmost this
summer. Wish me luck as I continue on this
wild and wonderful quest!
April 26, 2013
Perseverance
Hi,
This is another inspirational clip I thought you would all enjoy. It really shows what real perseverance means, at least, it does for me!
March 15, 2013
The Journey Within
The
only journey is the journey within.
Rainer Maria Rilke
I came across this quote today and thought it was fitting
for an entry. This saying is appealing
because it is so true for me. I feel as
if I’m continuously growing, experiencing, and hopefully, going towards and
knowing my inner light. As humans, we,
at times, forget we illuminate others with our own light, and if it dims
slightly for a day, others can tell. The
above quote is true in one sense, but in another way, it is not. I believe if we connect to just only one
person in our lives, then our task as living beings is complete. As I was reminded earlier this week, our
inner light can illuminate others so much that the whole world sees it. That makes it all worth it in the end.
February 8, 2013
Faith
This week, the subject of faith has been on my mind. Confronted with a daunting semester in the
upcoming months, my first reaction, I’m sorry to say, was to quake with fear
and put up resistance. However, today, I
realized my faith will carry me, like it has so often before this week. Why do we become so easily unraveled and
question our ability to create positive out of a difficult situation? That, I do not know, but I must say the very
thought of my strength and determination as a student calmed my fears and
bolstered my reserve to give my all this semester, which will only cement my
faith in the end.
Thank you, readers, for tuning in every week! I am continuously amazed by the support you
show by following my blog. That, in
itself, means a lot!
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